Reflejo Involuntario
Aneeka Lyrics

The first verse of Aneeka's song "Reflejo Involuntario" describes a toxic and potentially deadly relationship. The lyrics compare the lover to a scorpion's poison and mention "abysses" at their feet, suggesting that the singer sees the lover as dangerous and unstable. The lover's personality is described as an "indelible evil" that pervades their being and transforms them into a savage creature that needs the jungle in order to survive. However, even in this familiar environment, the lover struggles to breathe, describing the air as "paper-thin", which is another metaphor for their fragility. The singer observes a volcano-like rage growing inside the lover, which is both frightening and fascinating.

In the chorus, the singer talks directly to the lover, expressing jealousy over the "involuntary reflections" that the lover inspires in others, possibly referring to the lover's attractiveness or charm. However, the singer also acknowledges their role in the toxic relationship, calling themselves the lover's "prison" and "hell without a schedule". The second verse continues in a similar vein, describing the lover's doubts and fears, which are like "storms" that won't go away. The lover is trapped in a perpetual cycle of fire, with no beginning or end in sight. The song ends with the chorus repeated several times, emphasizing the sense of entrapment and desperation that characterizes the singer's relationship with the lover.